a pr0n website. A right-handed user would hold the mouse in his/her left hand and stroke it with the right.
Ever since I lost my job job, I've been designing left-handed websites. Eventually, I hope to make a contribution in a less ... uhh... behind the scenes way.
by studs December 14, 2004
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My webisophical differences when it comes to a website is, providing value to my website by offering more content, not by just adding things just to add them.
by IT-Infant-n-Technology December 23, 2010
Get the Webisophical mug.When a man masturbates and then flings his semen after orgasm, much like Spiderman's webslinging ability.
I was jerking off when my girlfriend burst into my room, causing me to websling all over my monitor.
by Diebold November 4, 2007
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A person may sometimes record websites visited while 'websiteing' in a file finder.
A person may sometimes record websites visited while 'websiteing' in a file finder.
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etymology: "web" + "schedule"
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A webule is one's list of regularly visited websites. These sites are usually either in the browser's Address Bar memory or Favorites section. The most common types of webule sites are blogs, social networks, gaming, humor, and entertainment sites, such as YouTube. Unfortunately, webules can consume one's time, since these kinds of sites depend on regular visits for function. It can actually be a good practice to "accidently" erase another's webule, for they might forget some of the sites.
etymology: "web" + "schedule"
(noun)
A webule is one's list of regularly visited websites. These sites are usually either in the browser's Address Bar memory or Favorites section. The most common types of webule sites are blogs, social networks, gaming, humor, and entertainment sites, such as YouTube. Unfortunately, webules can consume one's time, since these kinds of sites depend on regular visits for function. It can actually be a good practice to "accidently" erase another's webule, for they might forget some of the sites.
Dude, you check your webule 10 times a day. Give it a rest. I can tell that many of them don't even entertain you anymore. I'm going to be a good friend and do the following: *erases webule* It's for your own good, buddy.
by Nuclear Tank Factory May 24, 2009
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